German farmer saves gay sheep from slaughter, turns them into rights symbols

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Michael Stücke, a German farmer, rescues homosexual sheep that are typically discarded or slaughtered by the agricultural industry. He channels these animals into his Rainbow Wool project, which uses them as symbols for both animal and human rights. Revenue generated from wool sales and partnerships is directed to the LSVD+ foundation, which provides support to refugees. The initiative also aims to challenge social prejudices by highlighting that homosexuality occurs naturally in animals. Through this work, Stücke advocates for broader acceptance and safety for marginalized communities worldwide.

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